South Korean shares fell sharply on Monday as hawkish comments from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh raised expectations of a possible US rate hike as early as next month. The KOSPI dropped 2.46%, dragged by losses in heavyweight technology stocks, while foreign investors remained net sellers.

Seoul stocks fell for the first time in four sessions Friday, as foreign-led selling pressure weighed on the market and investors turned cautious a...

Seoul shares opened sharply lower Monday, tracking losses on Wall Street amid the possibility of an imminent rate hike by the U.S. Federal Reserve...